Why does it have to be 1 or the other in a city? You can absolutely have both in mixed development, add in shops for basic needs as well. Is it going to be as big a a suburban place? No, but you can have a small garden and a garage.

It’s really weird and unnerving seeing American cities and suburbs. They are so badly planned/zoned for actual living, when compared to European countries

I recently grabbed division 2 and crew motorfest. Both on sale again for 90% off. More than enough content to keep me busy for a while.

So I had a quick look for one, and I wouldn’t even say elaborate scooter, it’s just a scooter. Yea it has bigger wheels which use actual tyres and tubes, but that’s the only real difference.

The one I checked out was around 10kg, so not super light or anything(heavier than my bikes, but granted they cost significantly more). You aren’t going to be more efficient than a bike, it is going to suck when you get to any climb.

These definitely aren’t for me, or anyone in my area(too many hills), a bike is the significantly better option.

Right there with you. Have a 4080, and only reason I got this one, was because it was cheaper(by a sizable chunk) than the 7900xtx when I got it.

How can I boycott something I don’t participate in more?

Fuck these ages verification checks, for now, embrace the VPN life

I think we have had enough of the rich thinking about children

Ahh, mine serve as carpets.

He rolled double nat 20s… of course she fucking died

So the same as every American electric car

apnews.com/…/data-privacy-cars-data-collection-mo…

Zen is my default browser, is what I use on my Desktop and my Steam deck. I also use Firefox on mobile, cause there isnt a Zen mobile.

I use Safari on my iPad with uBlock Origin lite to watch youtube.

If I need to use a chromium browser, I currently have Helium installed, but I will probably grab Vivaldi as a backup browser.

I dont really have any plans to change away from Zen and Firefox, works for everything that I need, and anything that doesnt I kinda just walk away from. I also love the Zen interface and workflow.